Operation Fortune is a rich spy caper that cashes in every chip it has with such glee that it’s only further evidence as to why Ritchie should continue to play the spy game on a regular basis.

We are just two months into the year 2023, and already cinema has successfully imparted a message that will not soon fade from thought: Jonathan Majors is a phenomenal actor.

It may not be much of a mystery, but Luther: The Fallen Sun is certainly watchable, and it’s mostly because of the work put in by Andy Serkis.

Cinemas need and deserve movies that are pure and uncut bundles of nasty fun like Cocaine Bear.

[A] blockbuster that’s never compelling for more than five minutes at a time and has nothing original or special to contribute to the superhero genre.

It’s a joyful return to a cozy formula so many of us love, and it's a simple and sweet modern love story about not letting the noise of life stop one from taking a chance on your passions.

Big swings are taken throughout [Magic Mike's Last Dance], but they are in line with the spirit of the character that brought us to the party.

The only play that this movie knows how to run is playing it safe, and that deserves quite the penalty when working with such potential.

It assumes a strange lack of imagination in the minds of its audience, and that fatal flaw prevents it from ever getting anywhere near a satisfying conclusion to the story.

Infinity Pool is a literally dizzying cinematic experience that further twirls your brain around with an orgy of graphic content.